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Termite inspections examine accessible areas for evidence of subterranean termite mud tubes, drywood termite frass (distinctive hexagonal pellets), and wood damage (probing with a screwdriver for hollow galleries). Inspectors use moisture meters and Termatrac radar-based termite detection technology to locate activity in walls without opening them. A WDO report documents all findings and is required for VA, FHA, and many conventional loan closings.
Real estate buyers need a clear WDO report before closing; homeowners need annual inspections to catch new activity before structural damage accumulates.
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Common questions from clients booking Termite Inspection services
Mud tubes are pencil-width earthen tunnels built by subterranean termites to travel between soil and wood food sources while maintaining the humidity and darkness they require. Active tubes contain live termites.
A WDO inspection covers all wood-destroying organisms — termites, wood-boring beetles, and wood decay fungi. A termite-only inspection is narrower; lenders typically require the full WDO report.
Yes — termite swarmers (winged reproductives) emerging inside indicate an established colony nearby. Swarmers themselves don't eat wood; their presence confirms mature colony activity.
Inspectors probe wood with a screwdriver to detect hollow galleries; Termatrac radar technology detects termite movement through walls without opening them. Moisture meters locate high-moisture areas that attract termites.
Annually in termite-active regions (southeast, southwest, Pacific Coast); every 2 years in lower-pressure regions. Early detection when colonies are small prevents the structural damage of large, established infestations.
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